Search for the perfect bishounen

[Bishie-Crazy_Girl]

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Bishounen- the guys who somehow find a way to make a maiden's heart melt...

Who is the perfect bishounen for you?
(name a character or describe your own character)

[blissfullynaive]

Howl? xD
Well, Howl in Miyazaki's version of Howl's Moving Castle definitely melts any girl's heart.
And the Howl in the original book can too.. xD While reading how vain Howl is, i can't help but giggle at his immature-ish ways.. xD <3

[Hidan]

Me! hehehehe...

[blissfullynaive]

Me! hehehehe...

LOL SAS... LOL. xDDDD




HOWL!!!!!! <3
*sleeps

[jOaL]

ngiga ah.. mo melt jud d ay..

-=[ oy sarap yan ]=-

[blissfullynaive]

Lol. The book mentioned na he spends his time courting different girls and making them fall in love, thus melt. xD

[Kara_KATAD]

HOWL. lol

of course, I like complex guys, so perfection is a no-no.
EFF YOU ED-WORD!
-shot by the person who started this thread in the first place-

[garuda666]

Can there be more than one? I can't seem to choose only one. LoL.
Here's two of my faves...

1. Sōjirō Seta (He's usually smiling at full blast, ne?)
2. Kamui Shirō (I like his smoldering stare... like he's going to eat you or something. LoL.)

[inken]

wouldn't you be referring to Ikemen (good-looking boy) and not Bishounen (feminine-looking/pretty boy) ?

[blissfullynaive]

wouldn't you be referring to Ikemen (good-looking boy) and not Bishounen (feminine-looking/pretty boy) ?

I was going to say that. Pero bish/bishounen/whatever ang usually gamiton sa uban and ma generalize na hinoon using that term ang uban good-looking guys. But seeing this is already brought up, i'll explain na lng sad.

Bishounen, like what inken-san said, refers to feminine-looking young men.
Bi = beautiful (female) (from Bijin, i suppose. I suck at Kanji.)
shounen = boy (prolly below 18 or sth)

There's another term i've read somewhere that also means beautiful male, but i think it refers to older men.
Biseinen. Bi = beautiful. Seinen = young man (prolly 20+)

Then there's Ikemen. I'm not sure but "Ike" comes from Iketeru (??) meaning cool, good-looking, and (a term mostly used by fangirls) hawt. "Men" means face/facial features.

Other terms (i don't know if these are too specific or should be included here) are:
Kichiku Megane = strict/brute, glasses-wearing guy

Kimo Kakkoii = strange but cool. Kimoi actually means disgusting/weird/strange and Kakkoii.. well, you prolly know that already. ^^

Kimo Kawaii/Kimo Kawa = strange but cute. (L from DN? xD)

Otomen = I'm having a hard time explaining this. But this refers to men who, in some way, are effeminate or likes things females like/do. They act tough/manly to others, but they actually are good with chores, picking clothes or doing make-up or whatever, and doesn't think BL is that bad (some actually enjoys BL).But take note, they're not gay. ^^' To summarize (copied from a blog):
1. Young men who likes BL stuff or any other otome things.
2. Young men who are good at any chores.
3. Young men who are actually feminine whereas they are so manly in front of others.
An example could be.. uhh.. Lelouch (though we all know he's not into Bl. Or is he? xD j/k). He's good with household chores, sewing, dresses, outfits, etc. But he's manly, alright. xD

Burakon/oniichan moe - Not sure about this. But this prefers to (loving/liking) oniichan characters.

Haraguro - uhm, you prolly have noticed certain characters where they are always smiling and kind and helpful to others. But secretly, they have a dark side. They are classified as Haraguro characters. Exmaples could be uhmm.. Ichimaru Gin, Lelouch, Light. (There's another term close to this:hiitu-kei. I just don't understand what it is)

Daruku/Dark - Dark, evil characters. lol

koakuma-kei : Ko-is little/a bit. akuma-devil. kei-personality. This term is for characters who enjoy teasing/making fun of you, naughty, mischievous, etc. They're like little rascals. (ex: hitachiin twins)

yancha-kei : characters who are a bit koakuma-kei but they're childish.

ore-sama: i'm not sure about this term/category, but it refers to manly guys who think highly of themselves. (ex: Chiaki from Nodame, Kamina from TTGL)

oujisama - refers to royal-like/prince-like characters. (ex: Ciel Phantomhive)


uhg, i can't think of more terms (i better look for some more). And i said too much already.. OTL